Carrick Rangers manager Michael Carrick has sent a clear message to INEOS, demanding that they seal a £135m double deal for Lewis Hall and Carlos Baleba. The club is looking to strengthen its squad for the upcoming season, and Carrick believes that these two signings will be crucial in achieving that goal.
What happened?
Carrick Rangers have been linked with a move for Lewis Hall, a left-back who is reportedly available for around £70m. The player himself is understood to want to join the club, and it has been reported that a fee of around £70m would likely be enough to get a deal done. However, the club is yet to make a move, despite reports that they are interested in signing him.
Why it matters for Carrick Rangers
The signing of Lewis Hall would be a significant boost to the club's squad, providing them with a quality left-back who can compete with the best in the league. Additionally, the signing of Carlos Baleba, a midfielder who is reportedly available for around £65m, would further strengthen the club's midfield.
What comes next?
Carrick Rangers will be hoping to seal the deal for Lewis Hall and Carlos Baleba in the coming weeks, as they look to strengthen their squad for the upcoming season. The club is currently 5th in the Premiership, with 3 points from 1 game, and recent form W. They will be looking to build on this momentum and push for a top-four finish.
League standing: 5th in Premiership, 3 pts, 1W-0D-0L from 1 games, recent form W. Goals this season: 1 scored, 0 conceded (+1 goal difference). Next fixture: vs Portadown (away, 2026-12-19) (9th in the table).
